Mariam Youssef 
It's a good idea to assess your current wardrobe as we move into the new year to determine what clothing pieces can be added to the mix, which are on the verge of being outdated, and which may be repurposed. According to stylists, 2024 will be the year of the big, bright accessories. Anticipate to see a lot of flashy bags, big sunglasses, and hefty jewelry. Keep your outfits basic and make the accessories the main attraction. For a maximalist effect, mix and match forms, colors, and materials. That said, here are the 9 most anticipated fashion trends in 2024.
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Elegant preppy
Although the "covid years" allowed us to embrace our inner goblin by encouraging lounge wear, fashion experts claim that the industry is currently facing a direct backlash against overly casual looks. Aim for polished details and well-defined contours. A yearning for this timeless, clean look is symbolized by voluminous suits in bold hues and the polo shirt's comeback.
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Simple luxury
The refined preppy style is complemented with subtle luxury, which is centered around dressing in items that feel and look incredibly costly but aren't overly so. Consider exquisite tailoring and premium materials instead of flashy branding. Known as "old money style," you can incorporate this 2024 fashion trend with shoes, jewelry, and purses as accessories.
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Grandpa chic
It's officially time to say goodbye to coastal granny and welcome eclectic grandpa as the new icon. Consider edgy cardigans, vintage streetwear, and personalized apparel. This year, there has been an increase in Google and Pinterest search phrases such as "eclectic clothing style" and "grandpa style."
Extra feminine
If grandpa core isn't your thing, you could be more interested in the ultra feminine looks of 2024. Ultra-feminine design with a cottage feel, Barbie, ballerina, and coquette vibes. Bows, pastels, flowery designs, and lacy embellishments in pink are all in. This style goes hand in hand with the coquette nails that will make this look extra feminine and unique.
Shapes and volume
The key to 2024 fashion is playing with volume, length, and shape rather than sticking to a strict fit and wearing a cropped jacket and thin jeans. Exaggerated lengths will be seen in a variety of clothing items, including long dresses, enormous long-line jackets, and even a return to popularity for drop-waist gowns. More fitted bottoms in flowing materials like gaberdine or even sateen for shine, have replaced wide-leg denim. Wear these from head to toe with a blazer that matches.
‘90s jelly fashion
In 2024, homage to '90s fashion remains strong, with jelly accessories experiencing a significant comeback. By 2024, our favorite invertebrate will have influenced every part of our life. The squishy aesthetic is being driven by Gen Z and Millennials, who search for items like "jellyfish hat" and "jellyfish haircut" to incorporate it into their looks. Jelly shoes are also extremely in.
A pop of color
In 2024, capsule dressing will still be in style, but with modernized basics in clean neutrals like camel, black, gray, and white. These are complemented by splashes of color, the most well-liked of which are millennial pink and canary yellow, pistachio green, and lavender purple, all of which are anchored by deep blue. Invest in a pop of color to liven up your monochromatic ensemble, or go all out in one hue to make a striking impression.
Sustainable clothing
A growing number of buyers are interested in secondhand and thrifted goods as well as companies that support sustainable materials and methods and transparency, as they become more aware of the drawbacks of fast fashion. Seek out regenerative materials like seaweed, bamboo, or other natural fibers, or recycled materials derived from ocean plastics.
Vintage jazz
Should the 1990s seem too contemporary for you—you've been there, done that—perhaps venturing a little deeper into the past may satisfy your desire for fashion. Vintage jazz fashion is becoming increasingly popular, and it goes beyond funk playlists to include jazz-inspired attire. Consider blinged-out corsets, silky floor-length slip dresses, bell-sleeve sweaters, glittery wide-leg slacks paired with an oversized blazer and trendy crop top, and unapologetic fringe. It's if you would wear it to a jazz club.
